Thanks, Now HA is configured, but regarding the fab link, is it
necessary to have L3 address or not.
BR,
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From: Ben Dale [mailto:bd...@comlinx.com.au]
Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2011 12:12 PM
To: Walaa Abdel razzak
Cc: Scott T. Cameron; juniper-nsp@puck.nether.net
Subject:
sweet thanks! works like a charm
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 5:28 PM, Curtis Call wrote:
> >
> > I have need to add the values calculated inside of a for-each loop.
> > Has anyone ever had to do that?
> >
> > Example of what I want
> > for-each ( $result ) {
> > $a = . + 1;
> > $b = $b + a;
>
> I have need to add the values calculated inside of a for-each loop.
> Has anyone ever had to do that?
>
> Example of what I want
> for-each ( $result ) {
> $a = . + 1;
> $b = $b + a;
> }
>
You'll need to split this into multiple steps:
var $values := {
for-each( $result ) {
Experts,
I'm in the process of not liking that you can't redefine variables in slax.
I have need to add the values calculated inside of a for-each loop. Has
anyone ever had to do that?
Example of what I want
for-each ( $result ) {
$a = . + 1;
$b = $b + a;
}
$result could be 200 resu
No - the fabric link is untagged, so you can drop it into any VLAN on the
switch side - just remember to adjust MTU as necessary.
Cheers,
Ben
On 08/03/2011, at 8:50 PM, Pierre-Yves Maunier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> thanks for the infos,
>
> I was trying to find out which vlan to us in the first
My question with that setup is: how many VRRP instances can I have on an
> SRX?
>
VRRP does not scale well on any platform because of the protocol limitation
and due to CPU-intensive hellos. Max number of groups is 256. Although
theoretically this limit is a concern only in case of a single broadc
cool, thanks for that! I was pulling that information later in the script
anyway, might as well do it earlier. Thanks!
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 3:22 PM, Curtis Call wrote:
> > I'm writing an event-script based on RPM threshold exceeds/failures and
> > can't seem to find the passed attributes any
> I'm writing an event-script based on RPM threshold exceeds/failures and
> can't seem to find the passed attributes anywhere. I found "{$$.test-
> name}"
> online, but nothing else. I'm looking for the rtt-jitter and rrt-max-
> delay values so I can pass them to the script. Anyone out there kno
My 2 cents.
2011/3/8 Ben Dale
>
> Yes this can be done - control link traffic on the branch SRXs is actually
> sent 802.1Q tagged in VLAN 4094, so you'll need to make the interface you
> plug into the control link a trunk on your EX.
>
>
As I've mentioned a couple of days ago in some of the nei
On 09/03/11 00:48, Jose Sanchez wrote:
> Does someone knows the difference between the M320 and the T320?
>
> I know that the T320 does not accept Type 1 FPC, but beyond that I don't
> know any differences, maybe something in the internal architecture?
The T320 is a bit shorter, and only takes tw
I've run into pre-config issues as well. You can delete each section like
below, but I normally delete the entire config and replace it with node 0's
config. This way the 2 configs are the exact same when first clustering.
On Sun, Mar 6, 2011 at 3:12 AM, Ben Dale wrote:
> This is a pretty com
Experts,
I'm writing an event-script based on RPM threshold exceeds/failures and
can't seem to find the passed attributes anywhere. I found "{$$.test-name}"
online, but nothing else. I'm looking for the rtt-jitter and rrt-max-delay
values so I can pass them to the script. Anyone out there know
M320 is a pretty new router architecture that uses I-CHIP.
It supports now new Routing Engines with Dual Quad Processors and 32 GB
DRAM ... I think.
Do you need what kind of interfaces ? ATM, Sonet, TDM ? SDH ? Or only
ethernet ?
Maybe you can think about MX480 or MX960 family for ethernet
I think you need to specify tolerance for as path loops at the global/main
instance routing options. It will therefore affect all bgp in all instances.
HTHs
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[mailto:juniper-nsp-boun...@puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of meryem Z
If you're looking at these two products and need to make a purchase, I would
definitely suggest to contact your account team.
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From: juniper-nsp-boun...@puck.nether.net
[mailto:juniper-nsp-boun...@puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Jose Sanchez
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2011
Hello Community ,
on an M320 router running junos 9.6 I had a problem of BGP routes hidden due to
BGP loops. So i used the command "set routing-instances
protocols bgp local-as loops 2"
to allow loops.
but then i got the following error message :
'local-as'
Invalid loop count configured
er
Hi Jose,
M320 is the first M-Series router to be built with the same architecture
of a T-Serie router. About the desing details I have no way to give you
more info, but foundamentally, it has a switch fabric made with 6 SIBs,
the forwarding plane is based on I-Chip engine-lookup.
Really I think t
Just for info about the fabric link if this could help someone,
After my tests, any standard vlan work for the fabric link (configured in
access mode on the switches) with a mtu which allow jumbo frames (I put
9216).
igmp-snooping disabled too.
Thanks all for your replies.
Regards,
--
Pierre-Yv
Hi guys,
Does someone knows the difference between the M320 and the T320?
I know that the T320 does not accept Type 1 FPC, but beyond that I don't
know any differences, maybe something in the internal architecture?
Thanks
Jose
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Hello,
thanks for the infos,
I was trying to find out which vlan to us in the first link Laurens gave me
but the infos is not in the document.
My first tests was with igmp snooping disabled but with the switch ports in
access mode in a standard vlan.
Using trunk mode with vlan 4094 now works wel
Almost forgot - make sure IGMP snooping is turned off on both VLANs as well.
On 08/03/2011, at 7:32 PM, Ben Dale wrote:
> Hi Pierre,
>
> Yes this can be done - control link traffic on the branch SRXs is actually
> sent 802.1Q tagged in VLAN 4094, so you'll need to make the interface you
> plug
Hi Pierre,
Yes this can be done - control link traffic on the branch SRXs is actually sent
802.1Q tagged in VLAN 4094, so you'll need to make the interface you plug into
the control link a trunk on your EX.
I would also recommend that you increase the MTU size of both your fabric links
(and
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